The woman in Maxwell's house denied that the socialite owns or lived in the house, claiming instead that the elusive socialite lived elsewhere down the street.
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Socialite Ghislaine Maxwell is Epstein's ex-girlfriend — and alleged madam.
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Henry Kissinger, for instance, was 'socialite war criminal Henry Kissinger.
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So, can we expect more beauty goodies from the OG socialite?
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Prince Charles's family friend, English socialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, has died.
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Helen Hokinson's extravagantly dressed socialite attends a masquerade ball in 21977.
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"Love you so much sis," socialite/reality star Paris Hilton wrote.
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The socialite held a luncheon in support of her ex-husband.
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She made it big as a socialite and reality TV star.
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Hilton also married actress and socialite Zsa Zsa Gabor in 1942.
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Mr. Duke's mother was Cordelia Drexel Biddle, a Philadelphia socialite and writer.
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Princess Eugenie is set to marry London socialite Jack Brooksbank in October.
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Nielsen is set to play socialite Corinna Hodel, according to Cinema Blend.
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She plays Tahani, a fastidious British socialite with a morally questionable past.
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Other VIPs, including Paris Hilton, a socialite, followed suit and endorsed ICOs.
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Shonda Rhimes is bringing faux NYC socialite Anna Delvey's story to Netflix.
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The socialite may have long blonde locks, but don't underestimate her intelligence!
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Breakout Star: Olivia Palermo, Whitney's work frenemy and socialite turned style superstar.
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Then Ksenia Sobchak, a socialite and TV personality, took to the podium.
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Yet "Fear Response" attempts to telegraph something far darker for the socialite.
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The socialite and her friends posted about their trip together on Instagram.
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The Queen may be a better diplomat, but Margaret is the socialite.
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Harlem resident and socialite Lana Turner's distinct style has always been eye-catching.
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She achieved a socialite fame, parlaying her platinum-blonde looks into worldwide renown.
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The bride's paternal grandmother, the late Nan Kempner, was a New York socialite.
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Anna Delvey, the New York socialite that wasn't, has captured the public's fascination.
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Instead, she blames Whitney Sudler-Smith's mother, socialite Patricia Altschul, for her actions.
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In the same episode, a 13-year-old socialite also sports some metal.
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The Tampa socialite who played a key role in toppling CIA Director Gen.
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So what makes this different than your usual celeb/socialite/YouTuber makeup launch?
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Piper herself was a well-known Minnesota socialite and philanthropist, according to MinnPost.
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The socialite attended with her brother, James Middleton, who wore a navy suit.
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" HBO also said Watts' character is "a charismatic socialite hiding a dark secret.
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This afternoon, the socialite herself liked the edited picture, as Cosmopolitan points out.
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An ex-laborer pleaded guilty in the 2015 murder of a Westchester socialite.
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She's completely won Emily over by volunteering to act as her socialite spy.
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A designer was expected to turn up with a socialite on his arm.
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So did the New York socialite Anne Slater (white hair, cobalt blue eyeglasses).
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Nicole Richie wears many hats — she's a designer, television personality and Hollywood socialite.
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Clients include Bobbies, Asphalte, Cowboy, Weebot, The Cool Republic and The Socialite Family.
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Footsteps In Huelva, the socialite-turned-sculptor created a monumental Christopher Columbus statue.
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The socialite transformed herself for her friend's husband's fashion campaign, Yeezy Season 6.
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The socialite also published four books about her life, marriages and even romantic advice.
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Peppe, a socialite and publicist, got Cohen a room at the Waldorf, where he
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My grandfather went from congressman to custodian overnight; my grandmother from socialite to seamstress.
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Before Kim Kardashian, there was Hilton and her socialite-in-a-simple-world escapades.
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Shonda Rhimes is bringing the story of faux NYC socialite Anna Delvey to Netflix.
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The lightweight socialite Paris Hilton breezed into his radical-chic installation surrounded by bodyguards.
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Bijou Phillips, actress and socialite, has reportedly been hospitalized due to a blood infection.
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New York socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein's boyfriend Lloyd Klein was arrested on 1003:53 a.m.
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"You don't have to be born into society to be a socialite," Locken says.
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He had sex with every young duchess and socialite who came within sniffing distance.
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In Atlanta, Juicy is a radio host by day and a socialite by night.
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The groom is a grandson of the late Nan Kempner, the New York socialite.
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Maxwell, 57, is a British socialite and the daughter of media tycoon Robert Maxwell.
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Read more: What to know about British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's alleged madam
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When we were first introduced to Lady Mary Crawley, she was a pampered socialite.
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Here's what we know about Maxwell, an Oxford-educated socialite with ties to Epstein.
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One donor was the socialite Brooke Astor, who toured the building and gave $100,103.
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Shirley MacLaine played June Dolloway, who Kurt called the "coolest socialite in the world."
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Though gay, he wived it wealthily (and happily) with the socialite Linda Lee Thomas.
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Snapshot: Above, Gloria Vanderbilt, the heiress, socialite and owner of a denim fashion empire.
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Encounters The "Schitt's Creek" star channels her onscreen socialite at the landmark luxury hotel.
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The bride is a granddaughter of the late Nan Kempner, the New York socialite.
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"By choice," said the socialite Vivian Serota, one of her friends in New York.
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However, Bettencourt Meyers never indulged in the same glamorous lifestyle as her socialite parents.
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That was largely because of her breeder, a wealthy Manhattan socialite named Winthrop Rutherfurd.
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Watch this Hitchcock classic starring Tippi Hedren as a socialite besieged by winged assassins.
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Ann Getty, the socialite who had introduced the Huffingtons, was the matron of honor.
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"He was the ultimate socialite, he knew everybody," said the former Bloomberg administration official.
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Her mother is Trump's first wife, the Czech-born skier and socialite Ivana Trump.
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The Palm Springs socialite was Frank Sinatra's fourth wife and fought against child abuse.
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The decadent socialite vixen Princess Barbara played by actress/model/musician Bip Ling. 13.
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Why can't they just don their best fancy socialite hats and go wild, simply because?
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The Budapest-born socialite and great-aunt of Paris Hilton died Sunday at age 99.
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The iconic actress-socialite is now slated for surgery to have her breathing tube removed.
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Lee Radziwill, the sister of Jackie Kennedy who was a world famous socialite ... has died.
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And that's why I decided to try living like a 210s socialite for three days.
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Thor Batista, a rich, white socialite, was driving his SLR McLaren along the same road.
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FBI agents rescued the socialite, and she was reunited with her husband and three sons.
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British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, his alleged former "madam," is also being investigated, The Times reported.
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Read more: What to know about British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's alleged madamGiuffre v.
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The artist couldn't escape the billionaire and British socialite, even upon returning to New York.
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In 1978, Mr. von Bülow began an affair with Alexandra Isles, a socialite and actress.
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"They were hoping for a New York socialite who would not look at the details."
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After she and Greg broke up, Ivanka started dating socialite James "Bingo" Gubelmann in 2001.
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Instead, it was someone of wealth and privilege, a well-connected socialite, and an American.
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Fake New York socialite "Anna Delvey" has been sentenced to at least four years in prison.
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After all it's the rich nerd or nerdette who loves a complicated watch, not the socialite.
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By the late-'90s and early-2000s, the socialite scene was once again in full bloom.
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From there, she primped, prodded, and prepared herself for her own reign as a star socialite.
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The 36-year-old actress and socialite was rushed to a Santa Barbara hospital Wednesday night.
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The wealthy socialite tries to hold hands with old friend Claire as a show of triumph.
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We already know about Markle's friend group, which includes Toronto socialite Jessica Mulroney and Suits castmates.
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American socialite Hope Cooke married Palden Thondup Namgyal, Crown Prince of Sikkim, on March 20, 1963.
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Face-to-face, Clarke was quite a shy man—you know, he wasn't a great socialite.
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Patrick Schoen: She was a New Orleans socialite, and she was always the center of attention.
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Montefiore delivered an emotional eulogy for the late socialite, who died at just 45 years old.
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In May 2018, the socialite declared total bankruptcy, saying she had $0 in her checking account.
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Socialite Paris Hilton tweeted that her house was being evacuated and her pets moved to safety.
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The idea for the 67-year-old socialite to enter a position is not totally unprecedented.
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A friend suggested she contact Alice Larkin Cahan, a San Francisco socialite with a design background.
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Nancy Reagan, who died March 6, was a socialite, onetime actress and behind-the-scenes influence.
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The socialite topped off her outfit with ripped jeans, a choker necklace, and lots of eyeliner.
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The socialite and writer Barbara Skelton even recognized herself as the irrepressible and seductive Pamela Flitton.
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Regal, extroverted, a tireless socialite who loved balls and dinner parties, jewels and haute couture, Mrs.
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Poppy Delevingne, a socialite and model, held a dinner there with the skin care brand Rodial.
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In contrast with his socialite fiancée, Lewis prefers to avoid the limelight, according to Business Report.
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Then there's Deirdre, a seemingly perfect wife-slash-socialite who tries to make Jacqueline her nemesis.
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Jamil plays Tahani al-Jamil, an image-obsessed socialite who lives in her accomplished older sister's shadow.
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HV: They also weren't imprisoned by what you said, sort of in terms of the socialite culture.
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"She's literally the most perfect baby I've ever seen," said the socialite and former reality star, 36.
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The socialite must decide between a lavish, yet unfulfilling, life with her husband and her new love.
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That is why he ran the campaign of Ksenia Sobchak, a 36-year-old socialite-turned-politician.
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The main issue with WiseWear's Socialite Collection (if that name doesn't say it already) is the price.
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Perhaps she wanted to be treated as a socialite pushing a pet project, not as a politician.
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Plus, the neurotic southern Californian and the ambitious New York socialite would never get along, would they?
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Maxwell, a British socialite, has not made a public appearance in years, and her whereabouts remain unknown.
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There's no doubt the wealthy socialite was guilty of luring underage girls to his Palm Beach, Fla.
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However, later that year Edward abdicated the throne so he could marry divorced American socialite Wallis Simpson.
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She moved back to New York after her husband died, and she recreated herself as a socialite.
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Will the socialite dragged back from Paris find happiness in the arms of a simple country lass?
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Betty 1 (Dana Delany) is an uptight socialite with a cheating husband and an unexamined inner life.
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My mom was a spectacularly misplaced New York City socialite fallen on magical realism strange times indeed.
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And David Tang, 63, the Hong Kong entrepreneur and socialite who founded the Shanghai Tang clothing chain.
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Don't get me wrong: I revel in first-world problems, but this socialite drama embarrasses even me.
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Watts will play "a charismatic socialite hiding a dark secret in the drama pilot," according to HBO.
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Mr. Patten was born into elite Washington, as a grandson of the Georgetown socialite Susan Mary Alsop.
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Pretty Wild followed the lives of aspiring model and socialite (emphasis on "aspiring") Alexis Neiers; her foster sister, Tess Taylor (also an aspiring model/socialite); Alexis' sister, Gabby Neiers (a high school student at the time); and their mother, Andrea Arlington, a former Playboy Playmate and lingerie model.
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She's rich, but not a socialite; she prefers family to the It set and retires early after events.
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With Kim, the concept of being a socialite means something different than it did during the 20th century.
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The socialite, and sister to Kate Middleton, gave birth to a baby boy with her husband, James Matthews.
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Sugar Rautbord, a Chicago socialite close to the Pritzkers, is agog at his "limitless, limitless supplies of money".
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"If you shop downtown you're old money socialite, if you shop other places you're not necessarily," she explains.
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Unlike Blair Waldorf, these girls have no Manhattan socialite status to convert their devious behavior into instant entertainment.
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Flamboyantly gay friend Jack (Sean Hayes) and wealthy Martini-guzzling socialite Karen (Megan Mullally) live across the hallway.
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Now 36, the hotel heiress, successful DJ, and party-loving socialite is a businesswoman in her own right.
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Everything changes overnight when a socialite is brutally murdered and Nancy finds she's one of the prime suspects.
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Spanish publications called the ceremony, which reportedly included a socialite-studded guest list, the "wedding of the year."
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This is why he bought Mar-a-Lago, once the estate of the socialite-philanthropist Marjorie Merriweather Post.
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It came in the form of party notes kept by Edie Goetz, the late Hollywood socialite and hostess.
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He was accused of rape and kidnapping by his employer, Eleanor Strubing, a white socialite from Greenwich, Conn.
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A number of celebrities, from socialite Paris Hilton to rapper Ghostface Killah, have given backing to the practice.
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Now that Pippa Middleton is engaged to financier James Matthews, it's time to reacquaint ourselves with the English socialite.
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In the clip, Jacobs fights with Whitney Sudler-Smith over her ongoing feud with his mother, socialite Patricia Altschul.
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At the time, police said the Italian socialite paid four accomplices, including her psychic, $375,000 to commit the killing.
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But behind the gratuitous selfies and humble-brags, the socialite is hard at work on his own clothing brand.
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Another socialite complained that some of the scenes lacked the wow factor of the parties she was used to.
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Hathaway playing a snobby, fame-obsessed socialite is something I never thought I needed, and yet here we are.
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With the socialite dead and gone, nothing can stop Joe's relationship with Beck (Elizabeth Lail) from truly blossoming... right?
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Gloria Vanderbilt, heiress, socialite, fashion designer, and mother to Anderson Cooper, passed away today at the age of 2200.
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They, too, are ruled by the public eye—the same eye that Gossip Girl and Socialite Rank directed before.
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As a British socialite in the 1990s she often mingled with powerful figures in the UK and US, using.
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A penniless German immigrant, Gerhartsreiter reinvented himself as multimillionaire New York socialite and modern art collector named Clark Rockefeller.
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This happened recently, he said, when he was found himself among a group that included the socialite Lucy Sykes.
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An Oxford-educated socialite, she has been photographed alongside many powerful people, including President Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
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A less promising predecessor may be Baltimore socialite and divorcee Wallis Simpson, the wife of Britain's King Edward VIII.
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My bitch is bad and boujee... The socialite bros in purple fur-lined suits scream the line with pride.
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She's there with rumored new guy -- socialite, Maggio Cipriani -- who we're betting has no issues with her current swimwear.
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And she made a glamorous cameo appearance as a helpful Stockholm socialite in flashback scenes of "Babette's Feast" (21977).
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Socialite Karen Walker (the national treasure Megan Mullally) is hoisting a martini glass like a sauced Statue of Liberty.
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Bettencourt Meyers' mother, Liliane Bettencourt, inherited Schueller's entire fortune in 1957 and became a prominent socialite, according to Bloomberg.
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She was somewhat of a high-end call girl, in contrast to the socialite figure Hepburn turned her into.
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We did see a socialite in 2006 and a "manscaper" in 2011, but almost every other job was vanilla.
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CreditCreditAssociated Press She was an heiress without a cause — an indifferent student, an unhappy young bride, a miscast socialite.
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CreditCreditAssociated Press She was an heiress without a cause — an indifferent student, an unhappy young bride, a miscast socialite.
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The Daily Mail reports that the South African-born fashion magnate proposed to the model and socialite before Christmas.
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During her first trip, she was introduced to Viviane Edde, a socialite who writes for a Lebanese lifestyle magazine.
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Lilly Pulitzer, whose bright florals are a socialite-wannabe mainstay, rivaled the scope and enthusiasm of the Missoni collection.
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Like Gossip Girl, Socialite Rank was a veritable Who's Who of the rich and I'm-Not-Sure-What-They-Do famous; like Gossip Girl, Socialite Rank was a cutthroat critic who was distinctly aware of how the blog's influence could build up or cut down a reputation with a short series of keystrokes.
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Her sentence was commuted in 1993, and she lived out the rest of her days as a New York socialite.
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Former Italian socialite Patrizia Reggiani was convicted of arranging the 1995 murder of her ex-husband, fashion heir Maurizio Gucci.
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The American Meme follows the hotel heiress and socialite, recapping the nearly two decades she's spent in the public eye.
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Serebrennikov's supporters, including socialite and presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak, said the case against Serebrennikov and his company is political persecution.
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Regardless, Racked got an exclusive inside scoop on the items the "superstar socialite" can't live without, and they're pretty...expected.
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New York socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein famously received an astounding $264 billion settlement when she divorced French art dealer Alec Wildenstein.
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It starts with Pamela (Kristen Wiig), a wealthy socialite who watches the virus destroy her world from the outside in.
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The Charleston socialite teased her possible turn on The Bachelorette, writing that she's "in talks" to appear on the show.
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Eleanor, his American socialite mother (Jennifer Jason Leigh), was threadbare from years of abuse—of alcohol and from her husband.
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The heiress, socialite and fashion icon died Monday morning at home with friends and family at her side, he said.
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And socialite Lady Victoria Hervey sported lace-up gladiator sandals with her short-short jumpsuit at the Money Monster screening.
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The Hiltons all headed to St. Barts over the weekend for Barron Hilton's wedding to socialite Tessa Gräfin von Walderdorff.
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We really hoped Underwood had intended to channel the socialite, as Jenner did, but her inspo came from another source.
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Thus, well known socialite Madame Monnier had no other option but to discipline her darling daughter the old fashion way.
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While she was there, Kukucova claimed, he had returned home unexpectedly with his new girlfriend, Russian socialite Maria Korotaeva, 22.
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Everyone is debating the best way for the socialite to find the man of her dreams when Tinsley cracks apart.
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Recently she joined Ryan Murphy's anthology series American Horror Story: Coven as socialite Marie Delphine LaLaurie, who tortured her slaves.
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Tiffany gradually became a socialite in her own right after appearing at fashion and art events around New York City.
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Tisch was often referred to as a socialite, she was also a fervent benefactor for causes like the AIDS crisis.
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At the community forefront is Elena Richardson (Reese Witherspoon), mother of four, part-time journalist, adored socialite, and compulsive planner.
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The production features Narcissus as a rebellious outsider from the South, while Echo, the nymph, is recast as a socialite.
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But he became an Upper East Side and Hamptons socialite and, worse yet, a Palm Beach neighbor of Donald Trump.
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Ms. Morrison's portrayal of the memorable maid Rosario, who stood up to her socialite boss, made her a fan favorite.
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Ms. Morrison's portrayal of the memorable maid Rosario, who stood up to her socialite boss, made her a fan favorite.
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The plot involves a villainous socialite who is murdered, but Ms. Geary said the book was not about her stepmother.
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In 2017, he walked in several Philipp Plein shows and began dating Topshop heiress and socialite Chloe Green, Vogue reports.
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In 2015, Fidelito was photographed at a lavish cigar party in Havana alongside model Naomi Campbell and socialite Paris Hilton.
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But the 36-year-old socialite turned political journalist faces an uphill battle to win over the country's liberal opposition.
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" Her hands drooped forward, framing her face limply in the manner of Alexis Rose, the socialite sister on "Schitt's Creek.
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He went on to bemoan the "New York City and Palm Beach socialite" and "malignant narcissist" in the White House.
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He's obsessed with a socialite and has a vendetta against an ex-teen heartthrob online drama star turned dark pop star.
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Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev and his ex-wife, businesswoman and socialite Elena Rybolovleva, separated after 26 years of marriage in 2008.
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Oh, and about Jenner's tribute to Hilton: Turns out, the socialite saw it in the flesh at the model's birthday party.
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One of the most notorious instances involved New York City socialite Nan Kempner, who was known for her forward-thinking style.
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Martha Dixon , wife of Walter, was a socialite who hosted elaborate parties in the Castle House for local notables and politicians.
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This New York socialite is known for leading an extravagant lifestyle-- including spending huge sums of money on countless plastic surgeries.
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The socialite-turned-First Lady is an American icon and a beacon of class and composure during a time of tragedy.
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In an interview with Vanity Fair, the socialite alluded to feeling "free" after the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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She took Alexis from a shallow socialite stereotype to a complicated, career-focused woman who is, dare I say it, likeable.
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But, most noticeably, the biggest Trump news of the time centered around socialite Ivanka Trump's outings with celebrities like Paris Hilton.
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Maxwell, a British socialite who is the daughter of late media mogul Robert Maxwell, later settled that defamation case with Giuffre.
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" Shannon is, of course, referring to socialite Mortimer's season 10 tagline: "Come on, why cook when I can order room service?
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She's known as a business woman, model, and socialite, and comes from one of the most famous families in the world.
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Kim, who reportedly took some time off after the robbery, is slowly returning to her life as a new age socialite.
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Jocelyn Wildenstein, the extravagant socialite famous for her plastic surgery, was arrested early Sunday morning along with her boyfriend for assault.
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Or the Astor family: The grandson of Brooke Astor, the socialite and philanthropist, took his father to court for depriving Mrs.
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But when asked about how that would apply in Heard's case, Kezaabu suggested the socialite had released the nude photos herself.
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Joanne Herring (Julia Roberts), a right-wing Houston socialite, and Gust Avrakotos (Philip Seymour Hoffman), a C.I.A. operative, are his partners.
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"Sometimes I swear I'm the only real feminist you know," he grumbles, watching " The Bachelor " with her and her socialite girlfriends.
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He catches the eye of Sonal Modi (Raveena Tandon), a rich socialite who is on the lookout for a boy toy.
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Naomi Watts has joined that series' ensemble cast and will star as "a charismatic socialite hiding a dark secret," Deadline reports.
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Giuffre, one of Epstein's most vocal accusers, sued the financier's alleged recruiter and madam, the British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, in 2015.
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It's the same place where her former fiancé, the Russian socialite Egor Tarabasov, was filmed assaulting her a few months later.
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There are also ghosts, an element that factors into the show's first major case, which involves the murder of a socialite.
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The last time we saw Paris Hilton near a kitchen, the socialite used an iron to cook bacon and a quesadilla.
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Socialite and TV personality Hilton said she would be participating in an ICO last month, led by a firm called Lydian.
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I never saw myself as this big socialite, but from an outsider point of view, there was a lot going on.
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James Gordon Bennett Jr. was a flashy socialite who took over The New York Herald from his father in the 1860s.
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HBO has cast Naomi Watts as a "charismatic socialite hiding a dark secret" in the incredibly secretive project, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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When he tries to be someone he isn't -- a muscular beach volleyball player or a popular socialite -- his friends hardly recognize him.
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In her photos, she is Celine Liu, a glamorous socialite who chats with world leaders, mingles with celebrities, and hobnobs with intellectuals.
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She popped up at group outings, begged to talk things over with Dennis and accused socialite Patricia Altschul of orchestrating her feuds.
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The cast rallied around Dennis as Jacobs insulted her parenting skills, labeling her "an egg donor" outside of socialite Patricia Altschul's soirée.
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His fiancée is named Tessa Gräfin von Walderdorff, and she is a socialite who is interning at Laird + Partners, a creative agency.
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The question is, why should this chic socialite want to spend time with two new friends from a far less affluent background?
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It will probably get even harder when Season 3 airs in January and Helena Bonham Carter plays the whisky-swilling, sneering socialite.
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Gloria Vanderbilt, heiress, socialite, fashion icon and mother of CNN's Anderson Cooper, has died, the journalist confirmed on the network on Monday.
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I followed along as Kimmy (Ellie Kemper) got her first job, as a nanny/dog masseuse for Manhattan socialite Jaqueline (Jane Krakowski).
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These are Zuzu and Zunky, socialite pups who made an inmate-inspired appearance at the New York Comic Con in October 2018.
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Madeline Kahn, whose performance as the chanteuse Lili Von Shtupp had been a highlight of "Blazing Saddles," played the doctor's socialite fiancée.
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Maxwell, a British socialite and daughter of press baron Robert Maxwell, is accused of recruiting under-age girls for sex with Epstein.
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The conspiracy investigation reportedly concerns British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, accused of "recruiting, maintaining..., and trafficking girls for Epstein" to have sex with.
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English socialite Lady Victoria Hervey spoke to "Good Morning Britain" about visiting Jeffrey Epstein&aposs apartment when she was in her 20s.
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"You got that at Men's Warehouse, right?" asked his date, Samara Dunn, 42, an actress who described herself as a costume socialite.
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The New York socialite eschewed uptown conventions, and spent her life realizing brilliant, ballsy visions that made her an iconoclast among peers.
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The singer is seen rolling around in the sheets, recalling the socialite in her infamous 2004 sex tape, 1 Night in Paris.
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Black-tie occasions have a crafty way of popping up when you least expect them (read: always, unless you're a professional socialite).
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Epstein's most steadfast companion was Ghislaine Maxwell—a dark-haired, ebullient woman who was a lively presence in New York's socialite scene.
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King Edward VIII caused a constitutional crisis in 1936 before he abdicated to marry the American socialite Wallis Simpson, who was divorced.
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It's true that the novel, about a young socialite who finds herself ensnared in a dangerous romance, isn't a grand psychological masterpiece.
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The Cleveland Browns have officially cut socialite and occasional football player Johnny Manziel ... announcing the move Friday via the team's Twitter account.
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He theorized that The Enquirer had obtained the images via a Beverly Hills socialite who had gotten them directly from his sister.
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Kate was presented as a wealthy socialite who had a past relationship with Renee Montoya, an ex-police detective in Gotham City.
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Trusting their friends' judgment, Tahani and Jason decided that a solipsistic socialite and failed Jacksonville D.J. didn't need to rush into things.
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One year later, in 1997, a car carrying Diana and her boyfriend, Egyptian socialite Dodi Fayed, crashed in a tunnel in Paris.
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He helped overturn the conviction of Claus von Bülow, a European socialite accused of killing his wife, Sonny, on appeal in 1984.
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Radziwill, a well-known socialite, told The New York Times in 2013 she understood the additional fame of being Jackie Kennedy's sister.
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The following year, he sold the gem for $180,19793 (almost $5 million today) to Evalyn Walsh McLean, a mining heiress and socialite.
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Angelyne is a singer, actress, personality and all-around Hollywood socialite who mysteriously splashed onto the L.A. scene back in the '80s.
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The prince tried to strike up a conversation with the American socialite by asking if she missed her native country's central heating.
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Joanna Fisher, a socialite, wore a pouf of calamine-colored feathers, and Jean Shafiroff had on one of her floor-sweeping gowns.
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Beck's best friend, Peach (Pretty Little Liars' Shay Mitchell), a cunning socialite, is also infatuated with her to the point of unhealthy fixation.
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That's as Riverdale as a wholesome, milkshake-slinging dinner that's actually a front for a speakeasy/gambling den run by a teen socialite.
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He's pleased as punch to be giving his own color commentary to his socialite friends, but you can see that he's feeling nostalgic.
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It was actually through Mattioli that Moore met Tholstrup — the two women were friends — and he started dating the Swedish socialite in 1993.
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The socialite underwent brain surgery in 1992 to remove a tumor which caused her to lose control over her faculties, her lawyers argued.
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In a twist that speaks to our reality TV moment, Taylor married Paris Hilton's great-uncle "Nicky" Hilton Jr., a famous socialite playboy.
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They attended the lavish wedding of socialite fashion designer Misha Nonoo and her fiance, oil company heir Michael Hess, in Rome last month.
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Kim has expanded what it means to be a socialite today by changing the way that our culture thinks about fame and privilege.
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On Monday, Anderson Cooper announced the news that his mother, heiress, socialite and fashion icon Gloria Vanderbilt died at the age of 95.
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The matriarch of the socialite family, Kathy Hilton, couldn't contain her excitement about the family's upcoming busy year at Amazon's Golden Globes afterparty.
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This month it warned celebrities against making endorsements of an ICO (as Floyd Mayweather, a boxer, and Paris Hilton, a socialite, have done).
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Chris Cuomo's wife, Cristina Greeven Cuomo, is a prominent Hamptons socialite and the couple's lavish summer residence has been featured in design magazines.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, the Hong Korn-born socialite opens up about how being honest about her struggles has helped her.
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Her socialite mother, Frances, suffered from mental illness and committed suicide when Jane was 12 and her brother, actor Peter Fonda, was 9.
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Also joining the ladies is new Housewife Tinsley Mortimer, a socialite, fashion designer and reality TV personality brought in to replace Jules Wainstein.
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We spend equal time with Damini's demanding job and OCD, Siddhi's socialite helicopter mom, and Anjana struggling to move on from her divorce.
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A onetime socialite who fought alongside the Castro brothers in the mountains, Espin married Raul Castro and became an advocate of women's rights.
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In an introductory interview with Bravo's The Daily Dish, the East Coast It girl-turned-polarizing socialite explains why she's joining New York.
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The epitome of the bratty socialite, it is clear that the mistress might fit nicely in today's oligarchs, princesses and Old Etonian MPs.
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Socialite and former teen show guest star Tinsley was supposed to supply that, with her vaguely criminal past and obsession with fake eyelashes.
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California (1927), the United States Supreme Court upheld the conviction of socialite and activist Charlotte Anita Whitney under the California Criminal Syndicalism Act.
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Watts has signed on as "a charismatic socialite hiding a dark secret," though all other details, including her character's name, remain a mystery.
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The newest royals at Kensington Palace are Princess Eugenie, who is William's and Harry's cousin, and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, a London socialite.
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Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite who has been accused of serving as Jeffrey Epstein's madam, is the daughter of media mogul Robert Maxwell.
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Maxwell, a British socialite, is also who Giuffre says recruited her into Epstein's operation, and who introduced her, in turn, to Prince Andrew.
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So has Georgette Mosbacher, a socialite whose husband, now deceased, was the focus of a lawsuit over a flawed census count in 1990.
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The bride is a maternal great-granddaughter of Louise de Vilmorin, the French poet, novelist, socialite and heir to the Vilmorin seed fortune.
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The American socialite Heather Kerzner had invested a sizable chunk of her personal wealth in Bell Pottinger four months before it went under.
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In July 2017, the Post reported on the "wannabe socialite" busted for skipping out on hotel bills, along with her real last name.
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His father, Lord Randolph Churchill, was a politician who served as chancellor of the Exchequer; his mother, Jennie Jerome, was an American socialite.
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He even said he did not know Mr. Epstein that well, having met him through his friendship with Ms. Maxwell, a British socialite.
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The cast also included some of his favorite actresses, like Tippi Hedren and Julie Newmar, while the socialite Patty Hearst did a striptease.
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A former Fyre Media employee who asked for anonymity recalled McFarland and Fyre Fest director Grant Margolin's pitch to the prominent New York socialite.
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Jeanice Lie is an influencer, socialite, and jewelry-maker, so, of course, the pressure to have the perfect dream wedding must be on, right?
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My dearest 834 Facebook friends, I know that I seem like a chill and approachable socialite who is invited to parties all the time.
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Megan Mullally, whose boozy, busty socialite friend of Trump provided a foil for the left-leaning title characters, reveals how the project came together.
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By combining Fashion Week parties, a wealthy international socialite, the weapons trade, money laundering, and Donald Trump, the report seemed constructed to generate gossip.
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She's a Wilhimenia Curve model, L.A. socialite, social media maven, and co-star on the upcoming Kylie Jenner reality TV show, Life of Kylie.
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And the new addition of Liv Tyler as wealthy socialite Lady Fitz is bound to make things even more interesting, not to mention toxic.
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The World Cup–winning cricketer and renowned London socialite Imran Khan seemed poised on Thursday to win an extremely close general election in Pakistan.
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We watched Chyna's gradual transition from stripper to reality socialite, and through it all she never revealed any interest or capacity for hip-hop.
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In 2013 she penned a novel called Southern Charm, just a few years after divorcing her husband, socialite, Robert Livingston "Topper" Mortimer, in 2010.
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" The suit says other defendants, including a prominent socialite, a social media personality and a venture capitalist, will be identified later as "seed investors.
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In September 2005, a Greek fashion magazine featured the opulent New York apartment of a Greek socialite, Doda Voridis, the sister of Basil Goulandris.
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Woods' mother Elizabeth, who is a popular Los Angeles socialite, has a lot in common with Kris Jenner — she too is a momager. 8.
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It was a very practical reminder that in his heart Trump was raised as a middle-class guy from Queens -- not a Manhattan socialite.
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Katharine Graham was an upper-class socialite who hobnobbed with presidents, and with Robert McNamara, the Secretary of Defense who commissioned the Pentagon Papers.
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Wearing Ganni in New York occupies a previously unimaginable sliver of Venn diagram wherein one can look like a socialite who socializes with socialists.
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But by the mid-1970s, she decided to pursue a career outside of her life as a socialite, and landed on the fashion industry.
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Then she meets Tahani Al-Jamil (Jameela Jamil), a tall, vain socialite in floral tea dresses who can't stop name-dropping even in death.
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Roberts provided photos of her with Prince Andrew and British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, who she claimed worked with Epstein, according to the Miami Herald.
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She made an unsatisfactory marriage to a physician, and when this ended in divorce she enjoyed the life of a socialite in New York.
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Before Paris Hilton, before the Kardashians, the thrice-divorced interior designer and L.A. socialite Faye Resnick was a proto-reality star in the making.
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The 57-year-old British socialite has been accused for years of being Epstein's top accomplice, allegedly recruiting victims and participating in their abuse.
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Like Olivier Rousteing, at Balmain, Abloh recruited socialite-models as de-facto brand ambassadors—in his case, Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner, among others.
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Radziwill was born Caroline Lee Bouvier on March 3, 1933 in Southampton, NY, to stockbroker John Vernou Bouvier III and socialite Janet Norton Lee.
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And Cecil, the socialite and inveterate gossip, the one who knew everyone, the informal mayor of Squirrel Hill, the mirror image of his father.
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When socialite Imogen Spurnrose (Tamzin Merchant) learns that the biggest house in town has been purchased, she plots to catch the new owner's eye.
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TOULOUSE, France — Just what was the appeal of tiny sculpted and carved skulls to an elegant French socialite married into the Rothschild banking dynasty?
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Percival Lowell, a socialite and astronomer took the notion seriously and proceeded to map what he thought were cities and canals on the planet.
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Brooke Astor, a New York socialite, was the inspiration behind the bathroom renovation, according to Dan Biederman, the president of the Bryant Park Corporation.
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Another of her books ripped from the headlines was "Double Life: The Shattering Affair Between Chief Judge Sol Wachtler and Socialite Joy Silverman" (1994).
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It will follow the true story of Anna Sorokin, who faked being a Manhattan socialite from Europe named Anna Delvey for nearly a year.
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His mother was Edith Julia Emma Edinger, a socialite and, later, art collector, whose father, Otto Edinger, emigrated to England in 1875 from Germany.
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As the '60s progressed, the socialite Pat Buckley, the art patron Bernice Norman and the opera singer Beverly Sills began carrying Judith Leiber purses.
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Jared had previously been with Laura Englander, the daughter of the billionaire hedge-fund manager Israel Englander; Ivanka had dated the socialite Bingo Gubelmann.
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Kim Kardashian West, the reality TV star and high-profile socialite, was due at the White House, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Wednesday.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Monday about the Italian noblewoman and socialite Marella Agnelli referred imprecisely to an HBO documentary about her husband, Giovanni Agnelli.
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"Back in the day we were friends," the Simple Life socialite, 37, told Andy Cohen on SiriusXM's Radio Andy in a new interview this week.
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The eldest daughter of Frank, a onetime big-band singer, and Cathryn, a socialite turned TV talk show host, Tennille grew up in Montgomery, Alabama.
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The duchess looked resplendent while wearing the late Queen Mother's Greville tiara, which was named after a socialite who gifted it to her in 1921.
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The socialite dressed in a chic LBD, and the former model was the epitome of elegance in a plunging jewel embroidered gown and Chopard emeralds.
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HBO previously said Naomi Watts will play "a charismatic socialite hiding a dark secret" in the project from creators Jane Goldman and George R.R. Martin.
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Alas, a murder happens, with the death of a local socialite leaving Nancy and her circle of friends as suspects, as various motives slowly emerge.
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When fans last saw the couple on the season finale of Southern Charm, they left socialite Patricia Altschul's annual party together and stronger than ever.
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The seller was the estate of Carroll Petrie, a prominent socialite and philanthropist who gave hundreds of millions of dollars to museums, hospitals and charities.
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The British socialite was last seen at the wedding of her ex-boyfriend Edward Spencer Churchill, the Duke of Marlborough's half-brother, on July 8.
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But how did the socialite from one of the country's most storied families wind up with her name on the most prosaic wardrobe staples around?
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Celebrity socialite Paris Hilton said in an Australian TV interview this week that she also voted for Trump, describing him as an old family friend.
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It was recently announced that Shonda Rhimes would bring the story of faux-socialite Anna Delvey to the small screen under her new Netflix deal.
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Blake Lively has nothing but kinds words for director Woody Allen, who helmed upcoming 1930s drama Café Society, in which she stars as socialite Veronica.
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Our obituaries editor remembers the socialite Claus von Bülow, his sensational attempted-murder trials in America and the enduring question of whether he did it.
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Amy Adams, who is currently everywhere you look right now, plays Susan, a rich Los Angeles socialite married to a soulless, cheating stockbroker (Armie Hammer).
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Two weeks after her sudden death, royal family friend and British socialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson was laid to rest on Monday in a private funeral.
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The Socialite collection is currently available for preorders at a discounted price of $295 (still kind of outrageous), and will ship sometime next month. h2.
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So in the name of tech fashion, I decided to take test the company's $345 palladium "Duchess" bracelet, which is part of its "Socialite" collection.
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Meryl Streep plays an eccentric socialite and terrible singer in Florence Foster Jenkins, a wry take on the life of a famously bad American performer.
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The 35-year-old socialite looked glamorous while hitting the town in London wearing a sequined mini dress with sheer cut-outs on Saturday night.
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Photo by Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons Cate Blanchett won the Oscar for Best Actress for her part as a neurotic socialite in Blue Jasmine.
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Read more: What we know about British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's alleged madamBy 2017, the organization was $550,546 under water, in terms of revenue.
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Cate Blanchett stars in Blue Jasmine in which she plays Jasmine, a socialite who lost her fortune after her wealthy husband was arrested for fraud.
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Here the socialite is pictured at the Giambattista Valli Haute Couture Spring Summer 2017 show with Diane Von Furstenberg and her granddaughter Talita Von Furstenberg.
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Geffen is the owner of the Park Cinq's 12,000-square-foot triplex penthouse, which he bought for $54 million from socialite Denise Rich in 2012.
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The New York socialite was a regular at Studio 54 and he worked closely with artists ranging from the Velvet Underground to Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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Theodore Roosevelt, the first 20th-century president to endorse a tax on luxe inheritances, was the son of a wealthy socialite and an industrial baron.
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Radziwill made a name for herself as a socialite and fashion icon, and had a brief career as the founder of an interior design firm.
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I watched videos of a xenophobic New York City socialite, whose greatest accomplishment was playing a successful businessman on reality television, launch a Presidential bid.
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Pozzi was a decade into his career as a doctor, surgeon and socialite, working in a public hospital while building up a fashionable private clientele.
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"When socialite and cereal heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post built Mar-a-Lago — Spanish for 'Sea to Lake' — in 1927, she spared no expense," it said.
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Emmy winner Julia Garner has opened up about the unique challenge she's facing as she plays convicted scammer and wannabe New York socialite Anna Delvey.
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The reader learns, for instance, that the dishwasher was invented in 1886 by a wealthy socialite who was tired of her servants breaking the china.
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He opened a back door channel to Hanoi via a Chinese-American socialite — promising a better deal if elected, thereby stalling the Paris Peace talks.
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One of Kitty&aposs friends told the Daily Mail that the South African-born fashion magnate had proposed to the model and socialite before Christmas.
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But one summer in 1946, a young woman appeared among the fishermen—not just any woman, but an American heiress and socialite named Barbara Hutton.
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The socialite and her family were originally supposed to appear on the episode to play against Kris, Kim, Khloé, Kendall, and the rest of the KarJenners.
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Actress Christina Ricci portrays the vivacious socialite and novelist, and, in a new trailer for the series, expertly channels Zelda's slinky flapper style and scrappy attitude.
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The woman — whose real name is Anna Sorokin — posed for nearly a year as a Manhattan socialite and managed to con trendsetters, businesses, and even banks.
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French writer Jean Cocteau and artist Pablo Picasso were frequent visitors to the Villa Santo Sospir in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, owned by socialite Francine Weisweiller.
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It's the first partner for the former socialite since her rocky relationship ended with ex-boyfriend Alexander "Nico" Fanjul, whom she had dated since December 2012.
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But in Anna Wintour's world — also referred to as the fashion-cum-socialite industry — it's arguably the most important event of the year: the Met Gala.
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Renee's boss, Avery LeClaire (Michelle Williams), the blonde, ethereal socialite who has inherited the run of her grandmother's company is everything Renee has strived to be.
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The daughter of socialite C.Z. Guest and her husband, Winston Guest (the polo champion cousin of Winston Churchill), Cornelia's life as a deb once made headlines.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, the Hong Korn-born socialite and RHONY newbie opens up about her battle with anorexia, which began in high school.
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Prince Harry's great-great-uncle King Edward VIII abdicated the throne – thus becoming the Duke of Windsor – to marry divorced American socialite Wallis Simpson in 1937.
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And his mother is a brittle socialite who leaves all forms of childcare, up to and including demonstrating affection, to Billy's gentle nanny, Olive (Kelly Macdonald).
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Preysler, 66, who is a Filipino-Spanish socialite, journalist and television host, also talked about Kournikova's pregnancy, which the couple seemed to have kept under wraps.
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Daphne Milne is portrayed as a shrewd socialite, who, after realizing she can't push her husband into the spotlight she craves, takes over molding her son.
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The owner was a private collector — not the socialite and philanthropist Carroll Petrie, who died last year, and whose jewels were sold at the same time.
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As the vote count rolled in, Mr Navalny sparred publicly with Ksenia Sobchak, a socialite-cum-journalist who ran carrying the opposition banner with Kremlin approval.
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Bronfman and her older sister Sara are the daughters of late Canadian billionaire Edgar Bronfman Sr. and a British barmaid-turned-socialite 20 years his junior.
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Brooksbank and Eugenie's celeb game is strong for good reason -- not only is she a big-time socialite, but he's the European brand ambassador for Casamigos!
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"She was shot in the head," says author Nina Burleigh, who wrote about artist and socialite Pinchot Meyer in the 1999 biography A Very Private Woman.
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She was trying to sell "American Princess," a rom-comish pilot, by the actress and comedian Jamie Denbo, about a socialite who joins a Renaissance Faire.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong businessman and socialite David Tang, known for founding the eponymous Shanghai Tang fashion brand, has died at the age of 63.
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"It was a very practical reminder that in his heart Trump was raised as a middle-class guy from Queens, not a Manhattan socialite," Gingrich wrote.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads She was a reputable New York socialite, a fashion icon, and one of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's greatest benefactors.
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Ksenia Sobchak, a Russian socialite and reality TV star who has said she wants to challenge Putin, could offer a liberal alternative if Navalny can't run.
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He made his way to his seat beside his host, Lally Weymouth, the journalist and socialite daughter of Katharine Graham, longtime publisher of The Washington Post.
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Ms. Emin's birds are benevolent types, gazing down from 13-foot poles, as a memorial to David Tang, a socialite fashion entrepreneur who died last year.
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The company got its start in 2010 as part out of an aha-moment from Santo Domingo, a socialite, former model and former editor at Vogue.
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His daughter said that he met Ms. Berns, a Manhattan socialite-turned-bohemian and daughter of the owner of the "21" Club, at a Miami mansion.
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"It was a very practical reminder that in his heart Trump was raised as a middle-class guy from Queens, not a Manhattan socialite," he added.
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Rosalie Jones, a white socialite turned suffragist, gave herself the title of "general" and led an "army" of women from New York to Washington in 1913.
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Meryl Streep hits more than a few sour notes — intentionally — as a music-loving socialite in 1940s New York who doesn't understand how terribly she sings.
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Expect delightful and occasionally heartbreaking, tales from the rich biography of Ms. Vanderbilt, 92, who has been known as an artist, an entrepreneur and a socialite.
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Through her main character, a wealthy socialite, Shafak, one of Turkey's most acclaimed authors, explores the many tensions that exist in a society struggling toward modernity.
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Actor Naomi Watts was one of the first announced to join the project as a lead, playing "a charismatic socialite hiding a dark secret," the network said.
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Most recently, a friend of Lohan's told PEOPLE that the Parent Trap actress does not mind being compared to socialite Paris in her new home of Dubai.
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Socialite Mary Whitehouse was the only other women to wear the piece, debuting it in a lavish necklace at the 1957 Tiffany Ball in Newport, Rhode Island.
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Police in Maine arrested a Manhattan socialite after she allegedly went on a crime spree with a friend, stealing money from three companies in Camden, reports say.
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After her arrival, she reinvented herself and claimed to be a wealthy socialite, alleging her father was a diplomat and an oil baron, depending on who asked.
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BROADLY: The first works of yours that I saw were the early performance pieces, where you're playing this sort of invented socialite character, also called Sarah Baker.
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Their film centers around a young woman Ingrid Thorburn (Plaza) who moves to L.A. to stalk and befriend her Instagram obsession, a socialite named Taylor Sloane (Olsen).
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While on California's death row, Alcala pleaded guilty in New York in 2012 to the rape and murder of Cornelia Crilley and Manhattan socialite Ellen Jane Hover.
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And now it seems the socialite and former Trump model is returning to her first love, walking the runway for designer Phillip Plein during Milan Fashion Week.
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While the pair has only been dating for a few months (the socialite confirmed the relationship back in February), it seems as though they are totally smitten.
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But to fully understand how the socialite of yesteryear evolved to its current Kardashian incarnation, you have to understand where the tradition — and the word — comes from.
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The John Singer Sargent portrait of married socialite Amelie Gautreau showed her in a black dress with one of her jeweled straps slipping off her right shoulder.
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Though the first three episodes available to press only tease what's to come, Black socialite/bartender Maria (Heather Hemmens) will deal with identity issues of her own.
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Now the Kremlin is allegedly encouraging Ksenia Sobchak, a socialite opposition journalist with family ties to Mr Putin, to run for president in order to distract attention.
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Television personality and socialite Tinsley Randolph Mortimer, formerly Mercer, was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida, on Saturday for trespassing, according to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
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When she meets 23-year-old socialite Lavinia Williams at a New Year's party, Louise has a chance to live a life of excess and tremendous fun.
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The 35-year-old — once a staple on the Hollywood party scene — has laid low as of late, and she's changed her image from socialite to businesswoman.
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While it seems that Hilton is happy calling Spears a friend, Lohan doesn't seem to mind being compared to the socialite in her new home of Dubai.
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And speaking of: If anyone knows how to do Fashion Month properly, it's Vanity Fair's own "Man About Town," who partied with the most enviable socialite squad.
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Next up is Whitney, who lives with his martini-drinking mom named Patricia, an ex-New York socialite delightfully jaded by her opulent lifestyle, butler and all.
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Unless you happen to be a reincarnated 18th century socialite or grew up in a Louisiana backwater, you've probably never had the pleasure of eating turtle soup.
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Embattled socialite Ghislaine Maxwell seemingly sank her own oceanic conservancy group less than a week after her longtime associate Jeffrey Epstein was arrested on sex trafficking charges.
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This time, however, Lorna Kelly — Sotheby's auctioneer, Upper East Side socialite and would-be minister to the poor — had been put in her place by Mother Teresa.
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With pairs of bare feet mingling toward the middle and hands interlocked at their sides, their bodies are arranged to form a kind of socialite star fruit.
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In a photo shared to the New York Post, the 57-year-old British-born socialite was pictured eating alone at an outdoor table among other diners.
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In the movie, Ms. Streep plays the title character, a New York socialite who loved to sing despite her having what many would consider a terrible voice.
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A former Vogue editor and glossy blond socialite, she is married to the heir of a Colombian beer fortune and has a slew of "It girl" friends.
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Set in New York in 1971, Satellite Collective's "Echo & Narcissus" recasts the lovers, respectively, as a socialite and night owl who commit a crime with tragic consequences.
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Hunter, a little-known socialite and video producer, was hired by Edwards' campaign in 2007 to make behind-the-scenes films about his time on the trail.
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A judge ordered him to pay $2.2 million in restitution to his victims, who included a wealthy socialite whom Schlichter ultimately convinced to help with his scam.
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The socialite, 623, was noticeably absent from costar Sonja Morgan's photos from the vacation with Luann de Lesseps, Ramona Singer, Dorinda Medley and new Housewife Leah McSweeney.
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Ms. Mortimer and those icy and buttery pieces have returned to New York at a time when the term socialite isn't as fashionable as it once was.
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"It would be a stretch" to say that he was ever "close friends" with Epstein, who was only the "plus one" of the British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell.
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Some good did come from the deal: After his divorce, he took up with Tandy Dickinson, a socialite who had been Mr. Park's girlfriend in the 1970s.
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Dershowitz, who often appears on cable television, has represented high-profile criminal defendants including former football player O.J. Simpson and socialite Claus von Bulow in their trials.
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In May 2018, former socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein filed for bankruptcy after going through the $2.5 billion she kept after divorcing billionaire art dealer Alec Wildenstein in 1999.
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The British news media largely blacked out coverage of Edward's yearslong affair with the American socialite Wallis Simpson, who by that time was divorcing her second husband.
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The British news media largely blacked out coverage of Edward's yearslong affair with the American socialite Wallis Simpson, who by that December was divorcing her second husband.
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Well, let's see: one of them is a lesbian postal clerk, who lusts after a vacuous socialite, who in turn is flirting heavily with a macho journalist….
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Ms. Radziwill also has been characterized as "the last princess of Camelot" and "the last swan," the nickname Mr. Capote used for his socialite circle of friends.
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He impressed Mr. Fairchild with a cover story about the London socialite Lady Diana Cooper, which led soon to his appointment as Paris bureau chief in 1980.
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After McCarthy's sham investigations ended in disgrace, Cohn moved back to New York, where he reinvented himself as a high-flying socialite and high-priced mob lawyer.
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"Donald Trump singled out a "young socialite" at his club at Mar-a-Lago by telling a reporter, "there is nothing in the world like first-rate pussy.
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But first will come the wedding, which Hilton says she'll start planning after her brother Barron Hilton's upcoming nuptials to socialite Tessa Gräfin von Walderdorff in St. Barts.
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The socialite and skincare company owner, 49, opened up to host Andy Cohen about her past experience with drugs, revealing that she went to rehab for cocaine addiction.
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The Hungarian-born actress and socialite made her Hollywood debut in 1952 and went on to garner more than 70 television and film acting credits, often playing herself.
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The daughter of a Russian truck driver who later opened a heating-and-cooling business, she reimagined herself in New York City, claiming to be a wealthy socialite.
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A "socialite" who "live[d] in her own exclusive world" and "[wasn't] afraid to remind you that you are not, nor ever will be, a part of it"?
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At the beginning our bearded, Scottish-born hero is a successful and fashionable playwright suffering from writer's block and an unhappy marriage to a superficial socialite (Teal Wicks).
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Her role as a famous-for-being-famous professional socialite was covered in the tabloid press and helped spawn the birth of celebrity gossip magazines such as Heat.
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The headpiece, which was created in 1919 and modeled after a traditional Russian headdress popular at the time, originally belonged to Dame Margaret Greville, a socialite and philanthropist.
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Coming in last was Richard Lugner — the 83-year old construction tycoon and socialite who is known for inviting celebrities to accompany him to the Vienna State Opera.
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Days after socialite and reality television personality Tinsley Randolph Mortimer was arrested for trespassing at sugar heir Nico Fanjul's home, questions about the nature of their relationship remain.
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The deejaying socialite endured a living nightmare last week when her $2 million, 20-carat engagement ring "flew off" her finger while dancing at a Miami night club.
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Tinsley had a breakdown after a gossip site wrote about her and Sonja Morgan As a former socialite, Mortimer is used to her name being in the press.
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When Bush suddenly arrived home with a new girlfriend, Russian socialite Maria Korotaeva, 22, she told the court that he flew into a rage and started attacking her.
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Reporter Madison Jackson develops a relationship with her controversial subject — Dahlia Kennedy, a celebrity socialite who is the prime suspect in the murder of her husband and child.
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Grasser, who is married to socialite Fiona Swarovski, the heir of the Swarovski crystal manufacturers, says he is a victim of prejudice from the media and the judiciary.
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Even within their marriage, the Bowies were extravagantly open: "Angie and David used to have the most amazing orgies at Oakley Street," remembered former London socialite Vicki Hodge.
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Then there's the exciting addition of the newest housewife: socialite Tinsley Mortimer, who endured her own scandal last year after being arrested for trespassing on her ex's property.
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"The story around Buffet is remarkable: He was a child prodigy, a bisexual, an alcoholic recluse and a socialite in the age of color television," Mr. Foulkes said.
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Previously an avid Manhattan socialite, she lent her name recognition to various charitable causes, including the New York City Police Foundation and Cookies for Kids' Cancer, shown here.
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An extensive fashion section includes an Emilio Pucci dress worn in 1968 by Ann Woodward, an Oyster Bay socialite who in 1955 was accused of murdering her husband.
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She was already working professionally, having made her official film debut in "Susan and God" (1940), a comic drama starring Joan Crawford as a socialite who gets religion.
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Cast as the socialite wife of a New York press baron, Miss Davis appeared in only two scenes, but they were with Miss Stanwyck, the film's top star.
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Westerman laughs off the comparison, a fourth senior HSBC source said, saying his style is different from the Boston-born socialite known as 'Studs' to friends and colleagues.
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"There's never been much of a socialite scene in Denmark," he says, explaining the interest in his persona as something that says more about Denmark than about himself.
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The socialite Marian Spore handed out Y.M.C.A. meal tickets on the Bowery, while William Randolph Hearst funded — and publicized — two Army trucks serving hungry men sandwiches and crullers.
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Based on the book by Truman Capote and starring Hollywood icon Audrey Hepburn, "Breakfast at Tiffany's" is a romantic comedy chronicling the life of Manhattan socialite Holly Golightly.
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Paris relied on her BlackBerrys till 2011 when she settled for her first iPhone; when Broadly profiled the socialite in 2015, she showed up with three cell phones.
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Another such moment was slight yet memorable: Stella Abrera, as Rochester's other love interest, the socialite Blanche Ingram, shoves his young ward (Zimmi Coker) out of the way.
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Other boldfaced names in the Trump orbit, including David A. Clarke Jr., a former sheriff of Milwaukee County, and Jill Kelley, the Tampa socialite, mingled near the bar.
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The recent glut of fantastical scammer tales — including magazine profiles of the faux-socialite and the faux-explorer — continues with a set of new podcasts devoted to grift.
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Victoria's Secret model Lily Aldridge and socialite Nicky Hilton Rothschild were part of the audience, which witnessed the first full-scale fashion show at the midtown Manhattan museum.
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And the Suzanne ring (named for the socialite Suzanne Orlandi, the first woman to wear an original Chanel garment) featured rosy pink padparadscha sapphires and gray moonstone cabochons.
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The officers discovered a still-warm crack pipe in the back of the car and then asked about the whereabouts of his wife, the American socialite Eva Rausing.
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In his years as a real estate developer and socialite, Mr. Trump leaned on gossip outlets to burnish his image — and place news items to harm his enemies.
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He also made several cameos on Bravo's The Real Housewives of New York City, where he helped cast member and socialite Sonja Morgan find and create elaborate costumes.
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A fifth upstairs bedroom was converted into a walk-in closet by the Lichtblaus, as Ms. Lichtblau was a philanthropist and socialite who amassed a vast designer wardrobe.
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It also potentially reunites some of the most iconic characters, including the bitchy socialite witch, Madison (Emma Roberts), and the former beauty queen turned menacing housewife Constance (Jessica Lange).
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The festival was running low on cash, despite significant investments from a New York City socialite who also worked with McFarland on his failing millennial credit card company, Magnises.
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The New York socialite, 22015, is currently facing charges for allegedly attacking her 215-year-old boyfriend with scissors at her Trump World Tower Apartment in New York City.
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From left, Donald Trump and his then-girlfriend Melania Knauss, Jeffrey Epstein, and British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell pose at the Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, on Feb.
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" That challenge doesn't compare to the difficultly of taking plane trips with her children — something the socialite admits is "probably one of my least favorite things in the world.
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Ksenia -- a former Playboy model and socialite whose father was St. Petersburg's first democratically elected mayor and once mentored a young Vladimir -- schools our guy with her impressive credentials.
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The story follows Kaz Kaan (voiced by Jaden Smith), a wealthy young socialite in this New York City–ish environment who carries on the family legacy of demon hunting.
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The romance was the first for the former socialite since her tumultuous relationship with ex-boyfriend Alexander "Nico" Fanjul, whom she had dated since December 2012, ended last year.
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Not long after Mona's rise, socialite Barbara Hutton — the "Poor Little Rich Girl" who held an elaborate debutante ball during the height of the depression — came onto the scene.
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Zelda Fitzgerald, for those who are unfamiliar, was a troubled socialite, novelist, possibly the first flapper, and the wife of author F. Scott Fitzgerald, whose work she strongly influenced.
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Although she is heralded as "the Party Heiress" in the daily papers, Ellen is only a shit show socialite as far as a four-year-old might envision one.
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PEOPLE Now caught up with Luann D'Agostino ahead of Wednesday's season premiere, and the Bravo star opened up about their newest Housewife, former New York City socialite Tinsley Mortimer.
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" Archie's official site says that the show will, perhaps unsurprisingly, focus on the "eternal love triangle of Archie Andrews, girl-next-door Betty Cooper, and rich socialite Veronica Lodge.
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Reality TV star and socialite Paris Hilton, who has hosted and DJed parties and other events on the Las Vegas Strip, posted a message of support for the city.
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His travels bring him to Connecticut, where a wealthy socialite (Kate Hudson) has accused her African-American chauffeur, Joseph Spell ("This is Us'" Sterling K. Brown), of raping her.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk was photographed at a 2014 Oscars after-party alongside Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite accused of being Epstein's madam in media reports and legal documents.
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Her most recent Instagram post, featuring a photo of the young socialite posing on a chair, filled up with angry comments soon after her mother was named by prosecutors.
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When Venus (the planet of love, money, and values) enters Libra (the socialite of the zodiac) on Monday, it begins its transit through the career sector of your chart.
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Casey has no partner, professional or romantic (although she does make a date with a man she meets during an investigation in which she poses as a wealthy socialite).
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Ada Lovelace, the 19th-century British socialite whose writings about computing have earned her recognition as the first computer programmer, was the daughter of Lord Byron, the Romantic poet.
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Paul is expelled, and thus begins a colorful journey in which he encounters, among others, the enticing socialite Margot Beste-Chetwynde, played by the "Desperate Housewives" alumna Eva Longoria.
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Now, who MTV brass think will add a little much-needed juice ... the one and only Caroline D'Amore -- the D'Amore's Pizza heir-turned-DJ and one-time Tinseltown socialite.
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New York socialite and philanthropist Agnes Gund, dubbed "the homecoming queen of the philanthropy world" by The New York Times in a recent profile, is another bundler for Buttigieg.
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The 67-year-old socialite, born in Zlin in what was then Czechoslovakia, told the paper the country was "where I'm from and my language and everybody knows me".
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Since then, she has received books on American diplomacy, a murdered socialite, and a biography of Tsar Nicholas II. "She is so on point," she said, of her bookseller.
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Still, most analysts predict that Mr. Khan, who struggled for years to build a political following while transforming himself from an elite socialite into a populist figure, will prevail.
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"She's sort of like Rapunzel in the tower," said one New York City socialite who knows Trump from her infrequent appearances on the New York social and charity scene.
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Ryder got an Oscar nomination for this role, and she's really good, toeing the line between frivolous socialite and calculating society lady who understands more than she lets on.
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Way back in the Mesozoic Era of the Internet, which was approximately 2009, maintaining your status as an Internet Socialite required a deft understanding of a multi-faceted messaging ecosystem.
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Paris Hilton's former party pad is hitting the rental market, which means you can live it up like the famous socialite and her celeb friends -- if you've got the cash.
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She heads to New York apparently, where she'll meet Katy Keene (Hale), an aspiring designer; the socialite Pepper Smith (Chan); and Jorge Lopez (Beauchamp), a Broadway aspirant and drag queen.
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Fast forward five-plus years since then, and now Baldwin is a recognizable face, and a bit of an Instagram socialite with her crew of other famous, pretty, rich friends.
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Schitt's Creek star Annie Murphy has spilled the beans on the inspiration for her spoiled socialite character, Alexis Rose, revealing she drew inspiration from some rather famous reality TV stars.
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But not a hair was out of place at the showing of her new fall 2017 collection attended by actresses Emmy Rossum and Christina Ricci and socialite Nicky Hilton Rothschild.
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The 66-year-old former playboy and cricketing superstar, who was once married to a British-Jewish socialite, has had something of a remake as a devout upholder of Islam.
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Royal family friend and socialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, who was found dead in her London home this week, once consoled Princess Kate during her brief 2007 break from Prince William.
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The author is Tampa socialite Jill Kelley, who figured prominently in a saga involving former CIA Director David Petraeus and his biographer Paula Broadwell, with whom he had an affair.
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Last week on You, the rivalry between Joe (Penn Badgley) and Peach (Shay Mitchell) came to a head when the bookstore manager whacked the fruit-named socialite with a rock.
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It's there where Margaret meets Tony, who she had seen previously at the wedding, who is a photographer and socialite who has all the gossip about everyone in the room.
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Rivera also had BJ channel Priscilla Presley in a soft blue negligee in a rose colored bedroom, and a 1960s socialite in a room wearing a caftan of emerald green.
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Davis, 53, played Aibileen Clark, a maid working for a socialite white family in the 1960s, while Octavia Spencer played another maid being mistreated by the family she worked for.
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Playing for the evangelicals Prior to running for president, Trump had a reputation for being many things: a ruthless, litigious businessman; a colorful reality television star; the ultimate Manhattan socialite.
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But by giving Maisie a secondary assignment to find a runaway socialite, Winspear throws in a sizzling subplot about well-born young women who are whooping it up in Germany.
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The Hungarian-American socialite was best known for being the first celebrity to become famous for being famous, but as Kim Kardashian West will tell you, that's no easy task.
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" Mr. Shajiee, the socialite, said, "There are too many cars, too many people, the only solution is to stop everyone from going out, and everybody knows that will never happen.
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Ms. Grimes was largely unknown in 21971 when she was cast as Molly, the rags-to-riches turn-of-the-century socialite-philanthropist who survived the sinking of the Titanic.
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Meryl Streep and Hugh Grant promote their new movie, "Florence Foster Jenkins," about the New York socialite — and world's worst singer, some said — who sold out Carnegie Hall in 1944.
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It's only fitting that Apfel is embracing fashion's integration with tech herself as the consultant and face of tech company WiseWear's new Socialite collection, a line of three wearable bracelets.
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In terms of tracking capabilities, the Socialite bracelets, all of which link via Bluetooth to an app on your phone, are similar to other trackers save for one major difference.
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After socialite Oliver Belmont's wealthy father died in 1890, he hired architect Richard Morris to design him the ultimate summer villa for him and his horses using an enormous inheritance.
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His father, William, was a wealthy architect whose aunt was Alice Gwynne Vanderbilt, a socialite and wife of Cornelius Vanderbilt II, an heir to the Vanderbilt railroad and shipping fortune.
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They belonged to a social circle that inhabited vast mansions and included Queen Mary, King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson, the American socialite for whom he abdicated the British throne.
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Upon turning 80, the English decorator/arbiter/cabaret singer/socialite/poison pen gave up his storied country house, sold everything in it, published a book and opened a new chapter.
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The publicist Bobby Zarem, angered over perceived slights, once helped send false wedding notices for Ms. Smith and her partner at the time, a socialite and archaeologist named Iris Love.
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Accompanying Epstein in the photo is Harvey Weinstein, the Hollywood mogul facing numerous sexual abuse allegations; and Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite accused of liaising Epstein with his alleged victims.
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She has been a real estate broker, a party planner, a pioneering stockbroker, a cult talk-show host, a Studio 54 regular, a diet and fitness guru, and a socialite.
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Morrison's character Rosario was the no-nonsense Salvadoran maid to socialite Karen Walker, played by Megan Mullally, in the original run of "Will & Grace" on NBC from 1999 to 2006.
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One of Epstein's most vocal accusers, Virginia Giuffre, sued Maxwell for defamation in 2015 after the socialite called her a liar when she went public with her allegations against Epstein.
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Through him she got herself hired as a code clerk deciphering messages in the United States Embassy in Madrid, where she posed as a socialite employed by American oil companies.
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Radziwill, the wife of a Polish émigré nobleman, Prince Stanislas Radziwill, was an international socialite and fashion icon who for years was on lists of the world's best-dressed women.
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It's as though he's a star athlete stepping into a game, a world-renowned socialite about to walk through the doors of the most sumptuous and luxurious party on earth.
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Art dealer Alec Wilderstein and New York socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein divorced in 1999, and she was entitled to $2.5 billion and an annual $100 million for 13 years, according to Reuters.
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The 28-year-old third-born of hotel magnates Richard and Kathy Hilton tied the knot to socialite Tessa Gräfin von Walderdorff on Sunday in a stunning ceremony in St. Barts.
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Evans was also married to actress Sharon Hugueny, actress Camilla Sparv, former Miss America Phyllis George, former Versace model Leslie Ann Woodward, "Dynasty" actress Catherine Oxenberg and socialite Victoria White O'Gara.
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The late style icon, socialite and mother of four experienced tragic loss when her son, whom she shared with author Wyatt Cooper, died by suicide at age 23 in July 1988.
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Mr Fields knew the Steins were friends with the musician, so he printed an agency photo of Linda Stein and Mr John, captioning Ms Stein as a "glamorous New York socialite".
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The real reason that Kim Kardashian has risen to superstardom is because she's actually just the latest reinvention of an archetype our culture has long been obsessed with: the wealthy socialite.
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In 2014, she photographed Dasha Zhukova for a feature on her website, Buro 24/7, where the Russian socialite literally sat on top of a chair shaped like a Black woman.
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So it's the perfect time for the socialite to be sharing one of her biggest passions with the world (that would be all things fashion) via a "hot" new clothing collaboration.
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King George VI was thrust into a role he never wanted following his brother King Edward VIII's decision to abdicate in order to marry the twice-divorced American socialite Wallis Simpson.
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New York socialite Peter M. Brant Jr., was arrested Wednesday after he was allegedly stopped from boarding a flight for being too drunk and then he attacked police officers, PEOPLE confirms.
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Interested parties should probably keep an eye out, since they're so rare, seeing one on the arm of a celeb or socialite could potentially connect them with this high-profile purchase.
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Photographic blurs, we learn, once "documented ghosts," and Zeke effects a spiritual communion of his own with the image of his long-dead cousin, Clover Hooper Adams, a nineteenth-century socialite.
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LOS ANGELES — Throughout her whirlwind romances with some of the most famous men of her time, the Standard Oil heiress, socialite and fashion heroine Millicent Rogers was a mistress of reinvention.
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The annual dinner is hosted by the Ambassador of the State of Kuwait, Sheikh Salem Al-Sabah, and his wife, Sheikha Rima Al-Sabah, a former journalist and prominent Washington socialite.
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As seen in the flashback, Jim—an officer about to depart, in 1917, for combat—has a one-night stand with Mary, a nineteen-year-old socialite, whom he quickly forgets.
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Houston police are investigating a claim that a local socialite harassed a mixed-race couple during a photoshoot for their baby's first birthday after a video of the incident went viral.
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STYLES A picture caption last Thursday with an article about the socialite Betsy Bloomingdale referred incorrectly to one of the two men shown with her at a dinner party in 1959.
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Lee Radziwill, a sister of former U.S. first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, is an American socialite whose 1959 marriage to Prince Stanislaw Albrecht Radziwill of Poland ended in divorce 15 years later.
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Despite the oddity of a New York socialite driving 570 miles to buy a gun in Ohio, Mr. Bennett testified that he viewed their exchange as fairly innocent at the time.
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The situation would be a fitting one for the character she plays on "Schitt's Creek": Alexis Rose, a fallen socialite whose family loses everything in a Bernie Madoff-esque Ponzi scheme.
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The salon that minted the coifs of a certain breed of "Sex and the City"-era socialite, not to mention tended to Martha Stewart and Hillary Clinton, has left the building.
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Though gay, he was briefly engaged to Berry Berenson, the socialite sister of the model and actress Marisa; she left him for Anthony Perkins, whom she met on an Interview interview.
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Independent and adventurous, Lady Anne Barnard was a Georgian-era London socialite whose legacy included roughly a million words in memoirs, letters, journals, diaries and poems, most of which are unpublished.
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The fact that this pair were the aunt and cousin of the former first lady Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis and her sister, the socialite Lee Radziwill, added to their peculiar mystique.
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In one are the remains of F. W. Woolworth, the five-and-10-cent store mogul who died in 1919, and his granddaughter, the socialite Barbara Hutton, who died in 1979.
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Then the girls spot their father canoodling with a beautiful socialite — "The kiss seemed to stretch for an endless amount of time as we stood frozen" — and Luella is enraged, undone.
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In 1936, Edward abdicated his role as monarch to marry the American socialite Wallis Simpson; Edward's abdication paved the way for George VI, the reigning Queen Elizabeth's father, to be king.
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Ms. Trump, a socialite, author and businesswoman, born Zelnickova, coined the term "The Donald," and some Czech diplomats hope that, if appointed, she would embrace her country's new three-syllable name.
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The list includes Hamilton James, executive vice chairman of private equity firm Blackstone; Orin Kramer, a hedge fund manager and big Democratic fundraiser; and New York Socialite and philanthropist Agnes Gund.
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Various characters (a glossy Manhattan socialite and the disaffected wife of a bro-y London businessman, for starters) go missing or turn up dead in THE EMPTY BED (Ballantine, 293 pp.
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Ms. Sinatra, a former model and Las Vegas showgirl, was born Barbara Blakeley on March 10, 1927, in Bosworth, Mo. She was a Palm Springs socialite before marrying Sinatra in 1976.
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One possibility is that the "Petraeus" referred to in the filing is disgraced former CIA chief David Petraeus, whom NBC News previously linked to Bubba Clem through Florida socialite Jill Kelley.
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The socialite has also called Australia home for a brief period, spending several months down under during the summer of 2015-2016 while working as an ambassador at racing and polo events.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oscar winner Meryl Streep belts out the high notes as a wannabe opera singer in her latest film, "Florence Foster Jenkins", about an American socialite known for her awful voice.
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"Lilibet" leapt up the line of ascension faster than anyone had expected after her uncle, childless King Edward VIII, abdicated in December 22002 over his romance with divorced American socialite Wallis Simpson.
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And that seemed to me to say so much about what Shirley Jackson as a teenager thought of her mother's aspirations for her to become a debutante in her mother's socialite mode.
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The defamation case was brought by Virginia Giuffre, an alleged victim of Epstein, against socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, who claimed to have introduced the prince to her friend Epstein, the BBC previously reported.
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Danish-born socialite Claus von Bulow, who was convicted but later acquitted of trying to kill his wealthy wife in two trials that drew intense international attention in the 1980s, has died.
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Famed fallen socialite Tinsley Mortimer was meant to shake things up in a lighthearted way, but she's mostly spent season 9 proving her serious relationship trauma and being bullied by landlord Sonja.
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Friends of Real Housewives of New York City star Luann de Lesseps gathered together on Wednesday night in the Big Apple to celebrate the 51-year-old socialite at her bridal shower!
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The reality star and Southern socialite recently launched Patricia Couture, headlined by a glitzy caftan showing off her adorable pug Chauncey, and she already has a few well-known clients in mind.
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While the socialite is still in the midst of a custody battle with Thomas, as she just told People, it's possible Kensie and Saint's time in the guest house is now limited.
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The cast is made up of returning all-stars Bethenny Frankel, Carole Radziwill, Ramona Singer, Sonja Morgan, Luann de Lesseps, and Dorinda Medley — plus new addition Tinsley Mortimer, the storied NYC socialite.
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After mother and son Sante and Kenneth Kimes were arrested for the disappearance and murder of New York socialite Irene Silverman, rumors about a link to Levitz's vanishing swirled in the press.
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Kathy Griffin opened up about the death of socialite Gloria Vanderbilt in a new interview, saying that she "kind of knew her better" than Griffin's former friend and Vanderbilt's son Anderson Cooper.
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Kampala, Uganda — When model and socialite Judith Heard was asked to pay $3,000 in blackmail money to stop her stolen nude selfies being published online, she said her heart skipped a beat.
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Mr. Stunt — the former husband of the socialite and heiress Petra Ecclestone, whose father is a past chief executive of the Formula One Group — could not be reached for comment on Monday.
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The five victims in the indictment are identified as "a well known socialite and entertainer," the CEO of a multinational corporation, a high-ranking government official, plus two residents of New Jersey.
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Meryl Streep stars in "Florence Foster Jenkins," opening today and based on a true story about a New York socialite who bought her way into Carnegie Hall in 1944 (and sang terribly).
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British-born socialite Maxwell, 57, has been the subject of allegations for years that she was Epstein's top accomplice and has been accused of recruiting victims and abusing them alongside the financier.
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The British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell has become one of the most prominent and mysterious figures linked to the financier Jeffrey Epstein, who died by apparent suicide in a Manhattan prison on Saturday.
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An English socialite who briefly dated Prince Andrew says she felt like she was "being watched" by hidden cameras while staying at Jeffrey Epstein&aposs apartment when she was in her 20s.
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Virginia Giuffre filed a civil suit against Epstein's reported former girlfriend, British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, in 2015, accusing Maxwell of recruiting her into "sexual slavery" as a 15-year-old in 1999.
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On Sunday, Mars enters Gemini and you'll feel less like a socialite, opting to let your friends make plans and going with the flow, instead of being the one who arranges everything.
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The Guardian wrote that Scott Fitzgerald's "troubled wife" was a "beautiful and damned" socialite, per the title of his second novel, who would be played by Scarlett Johansson in an upcoming drama.
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Among them was a case filed against him and socialite Ghislaine Maxwell in which a woman alleged that Epstein had held her as a sex slave when she was 17 years old.
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Instead, she is what her husband calls a working socialite, who regards the philanthropy circuit as a profession and is a master of promoting her own image alongside the charities she supports.
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In the largest case against a person, the Justice Department is seeking $850 million from Gulnara Karimova, the socialite daughter of the late president of Uzbekistan who goes by the nickname Googoosha.
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Her guide was Celestine Cook, a New Orleans socialite and civic leader who was the first African-American to sit on the board of the New Orleans Museum of Art, which Mrs.
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In the New Yorker profile, writer Hilton Als described a lunch in Paris hosted by Talley during which a French socialite referred to him by the n-word, not surreptitiously, but frankly.
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Daughter Alina Fernandez, the result of an affair with a Havana socialite when Castro was underground in the 1950s, escaped from Cuba disguised as a tourist in 1993 and is a vocal critic.
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The trio agrees there's tons of proof LuAnn's marriage should work, including the facts she "gave up" her Countess title, now lives in a one-bedroom, and avoids most of her "socialite" obligations.
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Known more for lavish diamond-themed parties in Ibiza and her hot-pink lifestyle than being auntie material, Paris Hilton just proved she's more than just a socialite with a plush DJ gig.
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The collection of Lee Radziwill — iconic American socialite known for her style sense and the younger sister of former First Lady Jackie Kennedy Onassis — is going up for auction at Christie's this fall.
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She shares vivid stories about the socialite who introduced shocking pink to the world, the first person named a "dumb blonde," and the merchant who figured out how to create archil from lichens.
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Macmillan, who served as Prime Minister from 23 to 1963, was married to Lady Dorothy Cavendish, a titled socialite who did indeed embark on a lengthy affair with Conservative politician Robert "Bob" Boothby.
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Claus von Bülow — a socialite who was convicted and later acquitted for attempting to murder his wealthy wife in a case that captured the nation's attention in the 1980s — died on May 25.
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Likewise, his attempts at slashing bronze also seem off the mark and oddly figurative: One includes New York skyscrapers and the other is a defaced portrait of Greek socialite and gallerist Iris Clert.
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The 28-year-old actress, who is the daughter of legendary musician Phil Collins and American socialite Jill Tavelman, opened up about how her famous parents' relationship has influenced her own love life.
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"I can never tell if you're trying to help me or destroy me!" says Jacqueline (Jane Krakowski) to to Deirdre (Anna Camp), the latest competition in Jacqueline's socialite world on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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For the occasion, the socialite wore one of the label's signature styles, a matching set composed of a pale yellow terrycloth hoodie and short shorts embellished with plenty of rhinestones, but of course.
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Mary North, a pampered socialite, is assigned a teaching job just as London's children are being evacuated — all the children, that is, except those who happen to be disabled, mentally impaired or black.
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She said a woman who looked like Ghislaine Maxwell, a British socialite said to have dated Epstein who is accused of recruiting girls for his sex-trafficking operation, took her to Epstein's office.
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The heiress and socialite Virginia Fair Vanderbilt put it on the map when she wandered in for lunch, decided she liked the place and recommended it to her friends, despite its louche reputation.
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Here is a look at the two favorites to succeed Mr. Johnson: Childhood: Son of Sir James Goldsmith, a billionaire financier, magazine tycoon and politician, and Annabel Goldsmith, a socialite and nightclub promoter.
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A number of philanthropists refused to be interviewed for this article, including Vanessa Getty, a socialite and museum trustee with Ms. Wilsey, and the heiress Charlotte Mailliard Shultz, San Francisco's chief of protocol.
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Khan's previous two marriages, particularly when he wed his first wife, British socialite Jemima Khan, captivated international tabloids as well as local media in the deeply conservative Muslim nation of 208 million people.
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The socialite used to live in a townhouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side, where she moved after her father's 1991 death and rubbed elbows with some of New York City's most prominent figures.
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In 43, through a mutual friendship with the Duchess of York, Henderson met his future fiancée, Heather Kerzner, an American socialite who previously had been married to the South African hotelier Sol Kerzner.
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The series revolves around Upper East Side socialite Amanda (Georgia Flood), a would-be-bride who runs off to the renaissance faire after walking in on her fiancé receiving fellatio from another woman.
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Much recognition to the creatives that are living on their own, being a 'socialite/tastemaker,' buying paint, fabric, film, and eating all on the same schedule, because in a sense they've 'made it.
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But the results were even more extreme than they had predicted: for occupation searches, women were disproportionately billed as a "hairdresser", "socialite" or "nanny", while men were associated with "maestro", "skipper" or "protegé".
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But the book's few photos leave you craving a better look as the narrative spirals into a tiresome list of seemingly every socialite and aristocrat who ever attended a ball in prewar Europe.
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There's also a new werewolf pack, because of course there's a werewolf pack, and an insufferable crew of hipster Manhattan socialite vampires, who are luckily quickly dispatched thanks to a cursed witch's hat.
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The vast sums of money have drawn in celebrities, like the socialite Paris Hilton and the rapper the Game, who have promoted particular projects, generally in exchange for a payment of some sort.
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The Gilded Age drama follows Lily Bart — a beautiful, vain, yet endearing socialite with limited means and a weakness for gambling — as she seeks financial security in the form of a suitable husband.
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Michelle-Marie Heinemann, a socialite and publisher of a magazine called Old Fashioned Mom, attended the Oscars 270 years ago with 220 pieces of jewelry that together were worth more than $153 million.
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It is true that Mr. de la Renta was a famous socialite, the kind of man often referred to as the "life of the party," but this seemed like a particularly jarring choice.
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Jill Kelley, a Tampa socialite who had befriended Mr. Petraeus and then become a target of threatening emails from Mr. Petraeus' lover, had also written gushing notes to Mr. Harward and Mr. Mattis.
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In 1946 she sold the stone to the New York-based jeweler Harry Winston, which reset it as a ring and sold it to May Bonfils Stanton, another jewelry-collecting socialite from Colorado.
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She evolves in the movie, as in real life, from a Washington socialite enamored, like Bradlee, with John F. Kennedy into a savvy and resolute publisher, the first female Fortune 500 chief executive.
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Set up by the psychotherapist and biodynamic psychologist Fiona Arrigo — a former model and socialite in the 232s — this spa represents something of a seismic shift in a country that's stereotypically therapy-averse.
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Simpson claimed the items, including relics from the hall of fame NFL career that made him a socialite in Laguna Beach, belonged to him, and he was merely trying to get them back.
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The socialite and beauty company maven, 49, bit back at costar Kameron Westcott after the Sparkle dog food owner and her mother-in-law Jimmy Westcott warned Simmons about her relationship with Brandi Redmond.
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Take socialite power couple Dave and Lynn Aronberg, whose split was covered in the local and national news last week because it included a press release that blamed the divorce on differences over Trump.
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Reflecting on her days playing the headband-loving socialite, Meester revealed last year that although she has fond memories of her time on the show, she has no interest in reprising her role someday.
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The premise: A Christmas scammer (a mix of the IRL New York socialite scammer Anna Delvey and the Grinch) puts the fate of Christmas on the line after she scams the big man himself.
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After New York City socialite Tinsley Mortimer's surprising arrest for trespassing at her ex-boyfriend, sugar heir Nico Fanjul's home in Florida last week, new revelations about the pair's tumultuous relationship are coming out.
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"The 33-year-old sister of Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, is addressing the labels she has been given by the media and most of the world as a "socialite" and "party girl.
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In 1916, Pierre Cartier gave NYC socialite Maisie Plant a strand of pearls in exchange for her cavernous home on Fifth Avenue, and ever since, the decadent mansion has acted as the Cartier flagship.
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In the upcoming film Blind, wealthy socialite Suzanne Dutchman (Moore) is tasked with reading to blind novelist Bill Oakland (Baldwin) as part of a plea deal after being linked to her husband's insider trading.
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Christmas Inheritance tells the story of Ellen, a socialite, who, in order to inherit her father's company, must first visit his small hometown, where she learns the value of hard work and helping others.
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The socialite daughter of former Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke was arrested Wednesday following an altercation on New Year's Eve, where she allegedly left a man bloodied after hitting him with her purse.
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If you reach out to other people on Saturday, you'll find some likeminded freaks as the moon makes a gentle connection to Uranus and the sun enters socialite Libra, your fellow Venus-ruled sign.
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In the New York Magazine article, Carroll said she ran into Trump at the New York City department store one day in the mid-'90s, when he was a socialite and real-estate mogul.
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In a photo shared to The New York Post, the 57-year-old British-born socialite was pictured eating alone at an outdoor table among other diners at the burger chain in Universal City.
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The British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell is said to have been in the inner circle of the financier Jeffrey Epstein, who died in prison on Saturday awaiting trial on charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy.
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James Kimsey, the cofounder of AOL who helped run the iconic Internet company in its early days before moving on to become an influential humanitarian, budding socialite and, briefly, country musician, died this week.
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Moored for a while in Park Slope, Brooklyn, he cater-waited high-end bar mitzvahs, weddings and benefits, once serving the Dalai Lama and the socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein at Cipriani in the same night.
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Giuffre's allegation that Andrew sexually abused her was detailed in court documents, including a draft of a memoir she wrote, as part of a defamation suit against Maxwell that the socialite settled in 2017.
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In her second collaboration with French director Olivier Assayas, Kristen Stewart plays a personal shopper to a wealthy socialite, with a sideline as an amateur ghost hunter who's searching for her dead twin brother.
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Alzheimer's transforms her from a vibrant artist and socialite (who once worked for and vacationed with the Kennedys) to a stranger in her own body, her mind unable to grasp the past or present.
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In the 2011 Broadway revival of "Follies," Stephen Sondheim and William Goldman's 1971 musical about the ghosts of showbiz past, she played the disenchanted socialite Phyllis as a figure of glittering fire and ice.
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Ivanka Trump's transformation from a New York socialite who donated to Democratic politicians and vocally supported gay rights to a card-carrying member of her father's "Make America Great Again" coalition is now complete.
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While Mortimer and Kluth have had an on-again, off-again relationship since meeting in February 2017, the socialite revealed at BravoCon earlier this month that she and Kluth had recently gotten back together.
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